We’ve seen Final Fantasy for iPhone in action on video already, but if you just can’t wait to get your hands on the first two instalments of the classic RPG series on your Apple blower, your sleepless nights are almost at an end. Both Final Fantasy I and II will be hitting the iPhone App Store this week!
February, 2010
Laying your hands on a Full HD camcorder no longer means weeping as you hand over your entire monthly disposable income in your local gadget den. But the Sony HDR-CX520 harks back to a pricier age, when cammies cost hundreds. So is it worth stumping for this super-specced shooter? Or should you nab yourself a bog standard Flip MinoHD instead? Read our Sony HDR-CX520 review now and we’ll tell all.
We’ve just hit the midway mark of the week, and to celebrate, we’ve rustled up all the latest tech stories for you and stuffed them onto one plate. Read on for your lunchtime lowdown!
There’s no need to watch daytime TV to find out you’re entitled to compensation after an accident: now you can simply fire up the Personal Injury Advisor on your iPhone, straight after your unplanned journey to the concrete. Assuming it survives the tumble, of course.
Mario and The Legend Of Zelda are getting the recognition they deserve at the British Academy Video Games Awards with their creator, Shigeru Miyamoto, nabbing the prestigious BAFTA Fellowship.
The Nokia C6 has been floating around the web for more than a month as a tasty spyshot, but things just got a little bit more official, with the QWERTY phone being given the US wireless watchdog the FCC’s stamp of approval. Is Nokia finally readying to launch its new 
Sure we chowed down on an unreasonable number of Android treats at Mobile World Congress. But that’s not to say there weren’t some rather natty feature phones to help us get our geek on. From sporty mobiles to chocolate-themed casings, MWC had it all.
So what are you waiting for? Jump in now and find out our pick of the top five feature phones from Mobile World Congress 2010.
